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| Those persons who wish to apply for excursion
are requested to complete the application form no later
than November 11th, 2003 by Online. |
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*Minimum
attendance for operation-15 persons
Date & Hours : to be announced
Fare : Included in your registration fee |
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VISITING
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SHITENNO-JI TEMPLE
This Temple was established by Prince Shotoku.
However, most of the temple buildings today
were rebuilt after World War II. It is impressive
to see the temple buildings of the Nandai-mon
Gate, the Chu-mon Gate, the five-story pagoda,
the Kon-do Hall, and the Kon-do Lecture Hall
in this expansive compound. |
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KUROMON MARKET
Kuromon Market is the most active and busiest
food market. On both sides of the networks
of the narrow streets, approximately 150 food
shops sell a variety of the freshest food,
such as fish, meat, vegetables, fruits and
dried seaweed. Customers from the entire Osaka
City, not only house wives but cooks of highclass
restaurants, who look for the best ingredients
for their Japanese cooking shop here. You
can experience the true Japanese cuisine in
this Kuromon Market. |
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DOGUYA-SUJI MARKET
Streets with many shops on both sides attract
your attention with displays from all kinds
of cooking utensils to restaurant sign boards.
You may purchase food samples made of plastic. |
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DOTONBORI
A wide variety of Japanese stage art can be
seen in this quarter. At night, the dazzling
neon signs reflecting on the waters of the
canal add to the gaiety of the quarter. Tour
ends at Dotonbori. |
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*Minimum attendance for operation-15 persons
Date & Hours : to be announced
Fare : Included in your registration fee |
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VISITING
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RINKU PREMIUM OUTLETS
Rinku Premium Outlets has recently been expanded
and is now the largest outlet center in Japan.
The center is home to 123 stores including
Bally, Coach, Furla, Gap Outlet, Kookai, Nike,
Next Door, Timberland, United Arrows and more.
Rinku Premium Outlets is modeled after Charleston,
South Carolina the historic American city.
Customers can stroll through the village and
enjoy visiting all their favorite shops. Located
near Kansai airport, the center is a popular
attraction. |
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*Minimum
attendance for operation-15 persons
Date & Hours : to be announced
Fare : \14,000 per person
*Lunch and Admission fee are included |
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NIJO CASTLE
Built in 1603, it was temporarily resided
by the Tokugawa Shogun on the occasion of
his visit to Kyoto. Also designated as the
World Culture Heritage, the castle is noted
for its gorgeous interiors represented by
paintings and wooden carvings. |
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KINKAKU-JI TEMPLE
(GOLDEN PAVILION)
The most authentic and exquisite Japanese
style garden in the world, plus the celebrated
Golden Pavilion. |
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KYOTO IMPERIAL PALACE
(GOSHO) (Mon. Thu. Fri.)
The ancient Imperial Palace clearly shows
the Japanese taste for purity, simplicity
and calmness.
On Saturdays, Sundays, national holidays and
some other days when Kyoto Imperial Palace
is closed, the tour will visit HIGASHI HONGANJI
TEMPLE, instead. |
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KYOTO HANDICRAFT
CENTER
Enjoy demonstrations of Japanese traditional
arts and crafts. It is a paradise for shoppers.
Enjoy a buffet lunch. |
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HEIAN SHRINE
Graceful medieval court life is reflected
in this brightly colored shrine with its vermillion
pillars and green roof and in it, enchanting
inner gardens and pond. |
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SANJUSANGENDO HALL
A renowned long wooden hall, dating back 700
years, that houses the 1,001 statues of Kannon. |
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KIYOMIZU TEMPLE
Enjoy a sweeping view of Kyoto from the terrace
of its main hall. The Buddhist Temple is also
designated as the World Cultural Heritage. |
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*Minimum
attendance for operation-2 persons
Date & Hours : to be announced
Fare : \15,000 per person
*Lunch and Admission fee are included |
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